Oauth 2.0

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n8
n8 Member, ALL USERS Posts: 2 New Contributor
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I’m trying to understand if I can use Oauth 2.0 as a way of allowing Anaplan users to provide access to their Anaplan tenants to a 3rd party application.

Can I create a single Oauth client in my tenant, and have Anaplan users from other tenants go through the Authorization code grant flow?

Or is an Oauth client only meant to be used for just the users within a single Anaplan tenant?

 

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  • n8
    n8 Member, ALL USERS Posts: 2 New Contributor

    Thanks for the reply @JaredDolich. Here's what I'm trying to get at. I'm a partner vendor (Census) with an application that would like access to an Anaplan user's tenant. Let's pretend I have 2 customers that are also Anaplan customers. Coca-cola and GE (bob@cocacola.com and jane@ge.com). They each belong to their company's separate Anaplan tenants. 

     

    I'd like to use the Oauth 2.0 Access Code Grant flow to allow Bob and Jane to allow my App to access their data in each of their different tenants. 

     

    I see the instructions for creating an Oauth 2.0 Client: https://help.anaplan.com/0984a799-a667-4e70-8759-a134be32f48c-Create-an-OAuth-2.0-client But what I don't understand yet, is if I create an Oauth 2.0 client in my tenant (Census), can I use that same Oauth 2.0 client for Bob and Jane in order for me to get access tokens that access Bob and Janes data in their tenants? Or do I need to have Bob and Jane create their own Oauth 2.0 clients in their own tenants?

     

  • epeterson320
    epeterson320 Member, ALL USERS, Partner Posts: 1 New Contributor

    Any definitive answer for this? I'm also in a position where I'd like to develop a third-party app that lets users from different tenants each grant access to their own data.

  • coraparks
    coraparks Member, ALL USERS Posts: 5 Contributor

    Hi All,

     

    I was wondering what our callback url should look like? Where would I find this documentation?

     

    Thanks!

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